To Mule or not to Mule, that is my question

[trevitrace]

Hello all. I will preface this with I typically am not a fan of the "should I?" threads; I mean, it all comes down to personal preference, but I feel I am in a particular pickle. Picked up two of the previous mules, one for a friend (who loves and uses it more than I could have anticipated) and the other for myself. I use mine primarily for kitchen duties as well as field dressing a whitetail this past season, as I have yet to getting around to making/buying a sheath. Onto my dilemma: I had the full intention of (hopefully) acquiring the soon to be released Mule in s110v but just today came across an opportunity to pick up a new Phil Wilson in s110v, which I pounced on. So, having the k390 Mule currently and an s110v Bow River on the way, do I get the new Mule? I kinda feel like most of my run-of-the-mill, typical cutting chores will be covered by the two aforementioned blades. But hey, another Spyderco can't hurt, right?

Thanks all,
adam

 

[spketch]

Get one if you can for sure. Trying to pick one up on the secondary market will be much more difficult than trying to sell one. You've got nothing to lose!

 

[Cereal_killer]

I say get it, it sounds like you're a used and not a collector, it seems like ~80% of people that get one will stick it in a safe as part of a collection so since you seem like you would really use it I'm deff. saying you need to get one and put it to work.

 

[k1ssthecook]

Have you ever been sad for buying a spyderco? I say go for it, if you can afford it. Worst case scenario you sell one of your mules.